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Michael Mayes, National Register coordinator with the Oklahoma Historical Society, said the nominations were on behalf of citizens concerned with the future of both sites. -
A Tulsa baker is the first James Beard Award winner for the city, the third for the state. -
This episode of Focus: Black Oklahoma features stories on Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols announcement of a new private charitable trust to benefit the Greenwood District, the investigation into the death of MarQuiel Ross, veteran responses to the Trump administration's military policies and more. -
The BeHeard Movement's mission is "to help end homelessness one person at a time, one shower at a time." -
Wagoner County Commissioners voted 2-1 to deny NextEra Energy Resources' conditional use permit request Monday morning, forming an obstacle for the company's proposed solar project. -
The city hopes to improve coordination and emergency response times through this new model. -
Local headlines for Tuesday, June 17, 2025
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Independent consultants cite delays and poor communication from the Department of Mental Health as people with serious mental illness wait in jail for treatment. -
“My observation is that poultry would rather litigate and appeal and delay,” Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond said. “It’s economically beneficial. I wish they would change that.” -
KOSU reporters Anna Pope and Graycen Wheeler won a pair of local news prizes as they wrap up their time with Report for America, a GroundTruth initiative that places emerging journalists in newsrooms across the country. -
Ahead of the 2024 election, two Afghan men living in central Oklahoma planned an election day terror attack on behalf of the Islamic State group. After Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi changed his plea last week, both men have admitted to the plot.
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